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Today's PrizePicks NASCAR DFS prop picks for the Ally 400 at Nashville Superspeedway by Chris Wassel. Use his NASCAR over/under props recommendations to win money on PrizePicks.
June 25, 2023, on a Sunday afternoon features the Ally 400 from the Nashville Superspeedway in Gladeville, Tennessee. This is the 17th 2023 edition of NASCAR DFS on PrizePicks. Our friends over at PrizePicks have a TON of great props we can look to take advantage of. However, this time, these props will be available on a special Memorial Day weekend edition. Also, keep in mind that due to inclement weather, the race may take place on Monday.
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PrizePicks and NASCAR focus on Fantasy Score, which has a scoring system where the first nets 45 points, the second is worth 42, the third is worth 41, and so on. Every lap led NOW equals an extra 0.25 points. Every fastest clocked lap equals an extra 0.45 points. Laps led are 0.25 points per lap and place differential is plus or minus one point. Also, stage wins are worth one point apiece. For NASCAR, we are going to try and focus on the main board's Fantasy Score and see which players may go over or under their projected point totals. Let's see what the board offers today!
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Christopher Bell MORE Than 43.5 Points
The numbers entice many with Christopher Bell. However, he can flat out drive a race car. Even with the qualifying and practice going poorly, Bell has been here before at the Ally 400. When one can move up 16 positions, that draws a good deal of notice.
Now, could rain and gust fronts Hamer the Toyota? The answer is yes. However, he starts 22nd which should give him the chance of moving up without having to be too aggressive. The key for Bell lies in the fact that the Joe Gibbs Racing driver will not push it on the 14-degree banking. He knows the limits of his No. 20 Toyota well. Take the MORE.
Kevin Harvick LESS Than 37.5 Points
The choice is a bit dicey because wow did he come close two weeks ago. That was too close. Again, Harvick starts from the middle of the pack and with all the changes to Stewart-Haas, no one is truly sure how Harvick is going to fare tonight. There tends to be an adjustment period after this kind of upheaval.
Again, these Ford cars may not perform well late like they did last year at the Nashville Superspeedway. Expect Harvick to stay around the same position and maybe move up a few spots. Take the Less in another very close affair.
Kyle Larson LESS Than 47.5 Points
The goal is to take a huge gamble somewhere and this may be it. Larson starts seventh and at Nashville last year, the No. 5 car ended up just outside the top five. Unless he leads quite a few laps, getting to 47.5 points may be difficult at best. Again, Larson could lead 264 laps and win in 2021 or lead none in 2022. There seems to be little in-between.
The Chevy looked not as good in testing here and the package may not be quite as favorable as 2021. If there is a tendency, it is to risk the LESS and err on the side of caution err cautions.
Ross Chastain LESS Than 59.5 Points
It is nice when the numbers keep rolling along. Ross Chastain did win the pole for the race on Sunday night. The problem is here is a driver that has not won since Talladega. The Trackhouse Racing driver is tied for third in points, has five top-five results but again zero wins.
Now, the only concern may be the early laps led and fastest laps. If Chastain gets on a run early, he could come close to 60 points with ease. If not, the LESS here is money in the bank.
Ryan Blaney MORE Than 38.5 Points
Hey, Ryan Blaney, we are giving this driver a second chance. After spinning out and getting bumped at Sonoma, we were foiled in our quest for a top-ten result. He was running seventh at the time to be fair.
Again, the idea is that Blaney benefits from all those pesky cautions and weather changes. If Blaney gets into the top ten (13th or better), the MORE strikes this time on Sunday night.
Other Recommendations:
- Ty Gibbs LESS Than 30.5 Points
- Kyle Busch MORE Than 38.5 Points
- Bubba Wallace LESS Than 37.5 Points
- Alex Bowman LESS Than 31.5 Points
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